Thursday, November 18, 1993
Club V-ball team
ready for action
by Ilia Belkin
Collegian Sett
This January. the men's
volleyball club will be starting
another season of play.
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Last year, the team was led
by President Kevin Hess and
did remarkably well in their
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The team finished first in
The Impaired Driving Initiative
Despite gains, impaired driving
continues to:
Kill:
Injure:
More people than in a 747 crash every week.
As many people as in 20 747's crashing
every week.
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their division, and was the only
team to beat Grove City which
has an extraordinary volleyball
club.
The Behrend volleyball
club was recognized for their
great play, and was rewarded by
being selected to go to the East
Coast Regional Cham
pionship in Maryland. All the
great volleyball clubs
throughout the east coast were
there.
"This year the team is
looking as good or maybe even
better than last year's team,"
said president of the team
Senior Dave Hoffman.
Hoffman continued, "we are all
physically ready. We only lost
three of our players from last
year's team, and gained many
great ones for this year's
squai"
This year's team consists of
13 players presently, but that
could change before the season
actually starts. The club will
be holding a pre-season
tournament at Behrend on
November 28 to raise money
for their sawn
The club's regular season
will start off in late January.
They will be playing teams
like Gannon, Edinboro, and
Pittsburgh.
Like last year, if the team
finishes first in their division,
they will make the playoffs and
earn a right to play in
Maryland.
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In two weeks: Watch for the
exciting preview of the women's
basketball team which will
feature a complete look at the
1993-94 Lady Lions.
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